Operable. Make all functionality available from a keyboard. • Give users enough time to read and use content. • Do not use content that causes seizures. • Help users navigate and find content.
Operable. All vehicles brought or driven onto the apartment property must be in proper operating condition. Vehicles with flat tires are not permitted to remain in the parking area. Vehicles that are leaking oil may not be driven onto or parked on apartment property. Oil stains on the parking area will be cleaned at tenant’s expense.
Operable. Aluminum Hatch: 6 mm minimum thickness tread plate complete with welded integral reinforcing bars, hinges, 90 degree hold open arm, recessed drop handle and lock tab.
Operable. The capability of a vessel to safely maneuver under its own power from one mooring to another mooring or another port of call.
Operable. Unit No. 1: The former sawmill, the pellet plant, and Port Xxxxxx Bay sediments and wood waste deposits;
Operable. Unit No. 3: The Port Xxxxxx Town Site;
Operable. Make all functionality available from a keyboard. • Give users enough time to read and use content. • Do not use content that causes seizures. • Help users navigate and find content. Understandable • Make text readable and understandable. • Make content appear and operate in predictable fashion. • Help users avoid and correct mistakes. Robust • Maximize compatibility with current and future user tools. Accessibility Requirements for both written and electronic documents. Assembly Bill 434 (Chapter 780, Statutes of 2017) amended Government Code Section § 11546.7 to require, before July 1, 2019 and biennially thereafter, the Director and Chief Information Officer of each Agency/state entity to post on the home page of the Agency/state entity’s internet website a signed certification that the Agency/state entity’s internet website is in compliance with accessibility standards outlined in Government Code Sections 7405 and 11135, as well as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0, at a minimum Level AA success criteria. Required Methods for Conducting Accessibility Testing Accessibility testing is an important component of the system testing process. Accessibility testing needs to be performed initially as part of the development of the project and continuously as part of maintenance and operations. At a minimum, developers should develop and test their sites and applications using the following combination of operating systems, browsers, and assistive technologies. Developers should test against the following operating systems and use the browser versions specified below. Operating Systems • Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 or above (Extended Support runs to 2020) • Apple OS-X 10.7 (Mountain Lion) or above (Support ran out for Apple OS-X 10.6 and below) Internet Browsers (State Template) • Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 or higher • Mozilla Firefox 10.0 or higher • Google Chrome 17.0 or higher • Apple Safari 5.0 or higher Adaptive Technology tools to be tested should include, but are not limited to, the following: Screen Readers • Freedom Scientific JAWS 14 or above (Support for Windows 7, Internet Explorer 9) • AiSquared Window-Eyes 8.0 or above (Support for Windows 8, Internet Explorer 10) • NonVisual Desktop Access 15.2 or above (Support for Windows 7, Internet Explorer) • Apple VoiceOver (Built-in screen reader for OS-X) Magnification Software • AiSquared ZoomText 10.0 or above (Support for Windows7, Internet Explorer 9) • Freedom Scientific Magic 12 or above (S...
